Peaches seeks return to Browning amid divorce suit
In New York a custody battle unfolds as Frances Heenan alias Peaches asks to go back to her "daddy" Edward Browning amid a separation suit. Attorney Francis Dale predicts reconciliation, while Browning remains despondent, planning to defend against Mary Spas’s $600,000 damages claim.
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New York
Nec
Peaches
Francis Dale
Edward W Browning
Cinderella Man
Frances Heenan
Mary Spas
Cinderella
Dale
Browning
Woman Hit by Auto Suffers Arm Fracture
Miss Gladys Warner of 22 C Jumbue Street was struck by a car driven by George Heuser of R FD South AmherS yesterday afternoon on Broad Street while crossing. Heuser stopped and took Warner to the hospital where examination showed a right arm fracture.
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Gladys Warner
Jumbue Street
George Heuser
R. FD
South Amhers
Broad Street
Houser
Miss Warner
Cars Leave Rails as Train Derailed Near Rockaway
Geor s M Allen 46 of Detroit was seriously hurt when a broken rail caused a Pullman coach and two express cars on a Pennsylvania railroad train eastbound to derail and crash into an embankment near Rockaway eight miles east of Tiffin Ohio. Allen was taken to Mercy hospital with a possible broken back.
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Tiffin
Geors- M. Allen
Detroit
Mich
P Songers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rockaway
Here
Allen
Mercy Hospital
Y M C A to Add Recreation Room for Young Men
The Kiona M C A plans a fully equipped recreation room for males aged 18 to 25 in the old boys’ department. The project includes pool and ping pong tables, dart boards, jazz boards, and games, with two pool tables hoped for and donations welcomed as Christmas gifts.
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W. O. McClellan
McClellan
Jack Stekkinen
Seenior Department
Y.M. IG. A
Boy 12 Injured by Falling Tree Limb in Yard
Willard Redmond of R. Fr. 13 was taken to the Elgint Memorial hospital after a tree limb struck him on the leg while he played outdoors. The incident occurred yesterday and caused lacerations requiring medical care.
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Wemale
Pray
Willard Redmond
Elgint Memorial
Hanual
Mma Picht
Young Redmond
NLL resistance to Sunday closing laws in Ohio
Two national officers of the association oppose blue laws and will travel to Ohio to oppose efforts to revive or enforce antiquated Sunday closing and other bloc laws. Dr Joseph A Thewper of Washington and Linn A Gale of New York announce their visit.
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Columbus
Eisila
Ohio
Joseph A. Thewper
Washington
Linn A. E. Gale
New York
King Ben in Court as Hearing Starts for Defiance
Benton Harbor Mich December 20 Benjamin Purnell head of the House of David arrives on a stretcher for a third time to face a preliminary hearing. Gladys Rubel testifies about alleged past assaults describing a weekly reading session and purification rites tied to his religious group.
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Benton Harbor
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Acrusera
Gladys Ramford Rubel
Ced Pursell
Mary Ranger
Myrtle Tulk
Benjamin
Mikado Losing Battle for Life at Hayama
Tokyo Dec 23 The emperor Yoshihito suffering from bronchial pneumonia at the imperial villa Hayama shows weakening heart action with occasional pauses. No rise in pulse respiration or temperature reported. The Prince Regent left the bedside after the bulletin. Officials summoned as the Mikado wages a losing battle for life with temperature 38.6 pulse 126 and respiration 33.
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Bullel Tokio
Yoshihio
Hayama
Harama
Man Confesses After Killing Father in Staten Island Home
Joseph Arcidicono, 21, shot and killed his father in Grand City Staten Island after the elder allegedly threatened to harm his wife. He fired six rounds, four striking, then surrendered to New York police aboard a trolley car, saying I have just killed my father.
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New York
Joseph
Arcidicono
Grand City
Staten Island
Arccidicono
Stalen Igland
Primary Defense League Proposes Changes In Laws
The Ohio Primary Defense League met in Cleveland and urged lawmakers to move the primary to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in September and allow a blended ballot. They also proposed state and district vote thresholds for ballot placement and created a committee to draft the bill.
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Primary Defense League
Cleveland
Ohio Primary Defense League
Ohio
T J. Donnelly
George Marshall
Columbus
Albert F. Corle
Nicholas van der Pyl
Oberlin
J. F. Burke
Elyria
Trial of Suit for 5000 Opens in Lorain Court
The personal injury case of Martha Halasz versus Dan Verez began before Judge W K Thompson. Halasz seeks 5000 damages for an alleged assault on September 18, 1925 with injuries to arms and body and medical bills to cover. Witnesses were called as the jury listened.
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Martha Halasz
Dan Verez
Lorain
W. K. Thompson
SBS
Bat Verez
Prominent Capital Youths Hurt in Connecticut Ave Collision
Three sons of well known Washington families were injured in a morning car crash on Connecticut Avenue. Joan G Bryn son of the Norwegian minister sustained severe head and body injuries. David M Barkley son of Senator Barkley of Kentucky suffered bruises and abrasions. Thomas F. Sethert son of a physician suffered a fractured skull. Bryn drove the car and struck another vehicle at a street intersection.
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Washington, D.C
Connecticut Avenue
Joan G. Bryn
David M. Barkley
Ely Barkley
Kentucky
Thomas FI. Sethert
Bryn
YMCA To Host Annual Christmas Party For Boys Division
The YMCA will hold its annual Christmas party for the boys division tomorrow evening from 4 30 to 6 30. Games will be played and candy given to members, according to Jack Siekkinen the boys division work secretary.
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TOR Boys
Bors
Toom
Jack Siekkinen
Ely Court School Fire Destroys Building In Greenwich
Fire gutted the Ely Court School here early today causing estimated losses over a million dollars. The hundred girl students were away on Christmas vacation. teachers and students lost all belongings. Fire department reports list no fatalities.
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Greenwich
Wong
Ely
Icourt
Special Congress Session Expected After March 4
Washington editors predict an unavoidable special session after March 4 as Congress ends a quiescent lame duck with few accomplishments and a heavy agenda ahead. Republicans fear fierce battles while Democrats hope a strong push will force President Coolidge to reconvene Congress. The seventieth Congress is seen as more anti administration with insurgents holding the margin.
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Washington
Congress
Coolidge
Praying Women Honor W C T U Founding Fifty Four Years Ago
The W C T U celebrates 54 years since forty women began sidewalk praying in Hillsboro Ohio, leading to the decline of liquor sales and eventual national prohibition. The movement grows across 53 countries and nears one million American members, promoting temperance education and reforms. The 1927 program outlines a religious crusade with a global roll call starting January 8, urging each member to dedicate at least one hour to prayer.
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Cc. T. U
Hillsboro
Ohio
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
America
National Congress
W. Blstr
New Hampshire
Lil- Han MW. N. Stevens
Ware
Woman and Babe Die in Gas Explosion at Baldwin
A gas main leak caused a blast opposite the Long Island railroad station in Baldwin New York killing a woman and her baby. Twenty nine people were injured nine seriously as a blaze destroyed several buildings and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. The dead are Mrs Angeline Acadi and her son Joseph. The husband is in serious condition.
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Baldwin
N. Y
Long Island
Angeline Acadi
Joseph
Probe of shooting by dry agents plans investigation
Detroit officials announce plans for a congressional probe into the shooting of William Niedermisr by prohibition agents during a duck hunt. Representative Clarence J. McLeod of Michigan said steps are being taken to examine the incident and enforce rules surrounding prohibition enforcement.
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Rep. McLeod
Michigan
Detroit
Clarenes J. McLeod
William Niedermisr
Steubenville Woman Named Ohio National Committee Woman
Mrs Wilma Sinclair Levan of Steubenville was nominated as Ohio national committee woman by the Republican state central committee succeeding the late Mrs John Gorton Battelle. Other candidates were Mrs John McKee of Springfield Mrs C T Miller of Cleveland and Miss Rose Moriarty of Columbus. The committee also voted to maintain state headquarters through next year and assess the 22 districts $500 each.
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Columbus
Wilma Sinclair Levan
Steubenville
Republican State Central Committee
Ohio
John Gorton Battelle
Lavan
John McKee
Springfield
C. T. Miller
Cleveland
Rose Moriarty
Damage suits for 31500 dismissed in Lorain court
Damage suits totaling 331 500 brought by Maz William and Sadie Klein against Sam Lory of Lorain over an automobile collision on East 20th Street were dismissed in common pleas court today by Judge W B Thompson. The case was settled at the defendant's cost with awards claimed by the plaintiffs.
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Dama
Maz
William
Sadie Klein
Sam Lory
Lorain
Common Pless Court
W. B. Thompson
East 20Th Street
William Klein Weed
Max Klein
Canton Trial Involves Slaying Editor and Informer
Pat McDermott testifies in Canton Ohio that Steve Kascholk spoke of a job to bump off Don R. Mellett. He says he warned Mellett and provided alibi details while refusing to name his sheltering friend. The cross examination probes telegram clues and possible framing.
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Mellett
Canton
Pat McDermott
Don R. Mellett
Steve Kascholk
McDermott
Steve
Cleveland
Boston
Masgillion
Canal
Thompson
McClintock
R. T. Strang
Home Office
Pilot leaps to save life in crash near Bowling Green
Warres D. Williams, a pilot for the mail service, earned the Caterpillar Club by bailing out four miles south of Bowling Green when his plane ran out of fuel in fog. He landed safely with minor scratches as the downed aircraft scattered mail later recovered by postal authorities.
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Bowling Gree
Warres D. Wiliams
Achute
Here
Williama
Lamp Explodes Wounding Boy in Home Incident
Nick Ponoran ten suffered multiple burns when an oil lamp he knocked from a table exploded at 5 42 last night at 2912 Chestnut Street. Police and firemen responded and Squad Co 1 saved the house. He was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital for treatment and cautions were issued about holiday decorations and candy dangers.
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Nick Ponoran
Chestnut Street
Ponoran
Young Fonoran
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Plans Prepared for Ohio River Highway in Monroe County
Clarington Ohio Dec 33 Plans for four miles of the Ohio River highway between Clarinton and Po whatan have been prepared by K L Rothermas state highway department engineer for Monroe county This is the only wangproved portion of Monroe counties 30 miles of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati highway The highway department ordered plans made ready for work early in 1927.
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Clarington
Clarinton
Powhatan
K. L. Rothermas
State Highway Department
Mogroe County
Monroe County
Pittsburgh-Cincinnati
Highway Department
Counties Comply With State Road Order in Ohio
Ohio counties largely comply with the Green law creating county highway systems. Only Mahon and Union failed to establish systems, while 23 230 miles total were reported across compliant counties, averaging mileage per county.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mianeh
Union
Gacty
County
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